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.	. "The Best Show You're Not Watching" TV Guide Awards '99
"7th Heaven" is a contemporary family drama about a minister and his wife sharing love, laughter and life with their five children. The series stars Stephen Collins, Catherine Hicks, Barry Watson, Jessica Biel, Beverley Mitchell, David Gallagher and Mackenzie Rosman. The Camdens are a surprisingly functional family, enjoying close relationships despite their occasional differences and the usual problems that every large family faces. Eric (Collins) is a very progressive father, who is a minister at the local church. While his five children feel hampered by his profession, Eric really wants to understand each of them. His wife, Annie (Hicks), is a well-educated woman who has chosen to be at home full-time with their kids. Repairmen are rarely needed because Annie is very skilled at electrical wiring, plumbing and carpentry. She has a softer side, allowing her to easily shift gears and become the ultimate earth mother. Eric and Annie face the challenge of raising five children, ranging in age from toddler to teens. 16-year-old Matt (Watson) is the typically defiant teenager who rebels. At 14, athletic Mary (Biel) is starting to date and eager to experience her first real kiss. 12-year-old Lucy is filled with coming-of-age angst. 10-year-old Simon (Gallagher) is determined to get what he wants from his parents, despite their better judgment. And good-natured, 5-year old Ruthie (Rosman) is happy to go along with whatever her siblings do or say. Raising five kids and juggling all of their problems leaves Eric and Annie little time for themselves, but they manage to keep their romance alive. Together, they're ready to face any challenge that comes their way. "7th Heaven" is executive produced by Aaron Spelling and E. Duke Vincent.Brenda Hampton is also executive producer and creator of "7th Heaven" .
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